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Enhance Your Trip to the Zoo with Educator's Resources
Lincoln Park Zoo educators have developed research-based curriculum materials to help support your visit to the zoo and extend the experience back into the classroom. We hope you find them helpful!
Young Researchers Collaborative
Young Researchers Collaborative is a nine-month program that takes place during the school year to support educators in making inquiry-based science a key component of classroom curriculum.
Learn More About Young Researchers Collaborative
Zoo Links Curriculum Guides
Field trips are a great way for students to experience science beyond the classroom walls. These free zoo curriculum guides contain information about the zoo and our animals, detailed lesson plans and helpful hints to make your field trip the best it can be. Don't feel you need to do all the activities for a field trip to be a success. Even one activity can enhance your experience! Click the covers below to see "The Zoo And You," "Early Childhood Learning," "Creating Young Researchers" or "Urban Ecology."
Lincoln Park Zoo Accessibility Kits
Lincoln Park Zoo has partnered with The Autism Program of Illinois (TAP) and Have Dreams to develop social guides designed to help children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder and other special needs smoothly navigate the zoo. These guides describe a situation, skill, or concept in terms of relevant social cues, perspectives, and common responses.
Lincoln Park Zoo Accessibility Binder Level 1 (2.6MB .PDF)
Lincoln Park Zoo Accessibility Binder Level 2 (2.6MB .PDF)
Lincoln Park Zoo Accessibility Binder Level 3 (2.4MB .PDF)
Zoo Explorers
Serving students from kindergarten–fifth grade, this new facilitated field trip program will introduce students to data-collection methods used by zoo scientists!
Learn more about Zoo Explorers!
Zoo Tracks
There's a lot to see at Lincoln Park Zoo! To help guide your visit, we've created a number of thematic self-guided tours, Zoo Tracks, that are tied to the classroom curriculum and state science standards. Each Zoo Track highlights five animals at the zoo, providing background thematic information and suggesting questions to prompt active student discussion during your visit. Though designed for grades K–5, Zoo Tracks topics and questions are easily adaptable for other grade levels.
Everybody Eats (Click here for Spanish version)
Meet the Family (Click here for Spanish version)
Animals Alike and Different (Click here for Spanish version)
Built to Survive (Click here for Spanish version)
Sharing Space (Click here for Spanish version)
Urban Wildlife Watching (Click here for Spanish version)
Animal Care at the Zoo (Click here for Spanish version)
Researchers at Work (Click here for Spanish version)
Check back periodically for new installments of Zoo Tracks!
Let us know what you think! After using Zoo Tracks, please take this survey... we'd love to hear your thoughts!
Zoo Tracks are made available through the generous support of The Albert Pick, Jr. Fund.
Species Safari
Sometimes teachers are looking for a simple activity to use within a single exhibit space. Younger students can use the colorful Species Safari field guides to guide their experience as they match the animals they encounter with the colorful photos on their guide. Older students will enjoy sharing their answers to the open-ended questions with their peers.
Species Safari: Regenstein African Journey
This safari focuses on animals that are a little easier to find.
Species Safari: Regenstein Small Mammal-Reptile House
This safari will require more-careful observation in order to spot highlighted animals.
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Spring Cups were discussed at our January 15th General Board Meeting. So as to prevent confusion, here is a recap of what is happening and what to expect this Spring.
CAYSA will be running its usual leagues: CAYSA Cup Boys and Girls for Division 3 teams, and South Texas Cup League Boys and Girls for the Division 3 teams who were top ranked this past Fall and Division 2 Teams.
STYSA will run Director's Cup for the Fall top ranked Division 2 teams and lower ranked Super 2 teams, President's Cup for the top ranked S2 teams from the Fall and Division 1 teams, and State Cup for the upper echelon of Division 1 teams from the Fall.
South Texas Cup advancement has changed. In the past, the State ran an allocation format where based on number of teams, each association (like CAYSA) would get a number of allocations. We would then in turn tell our top teams in each age group which ones had qualified to go to Western District championships for South Texas Cup. What has changed is that the Western District tournament will now be an open tournament where any team, regardless of their ranking in our league, will be able to enter and participate. The only requirement to be able to enter this South Texas Cup tournament will be that teams entering have to participate in a sanctioned Spring league. Our CAYSA "South Texas Cup Leagues" mentioned above are sanctioned leagues.
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- So far so good on day two of the Bay Bridge closure. Crews are busy finishing road work where the eastern span meets the tunnel at Yerba Buena Island. And at the other end of the new span, workers are repaving the entire area around the Bay Bridge toll plaza.
There was heavy traffic around the Bay Area because of the closure. Drivers faced long traffic delays during the Friday evening commute. Caltrans assures us the traffic backups are short term pain for long term gain as they do massive amounts of work to get the new bridge ready.
The closure was also felt at businesses along the Embarcadero in San Francisco Friday night.
"We usually stay busy until 9:00 p.m., sometimes we have to tell people that we're closed because they keep coming in. But as you can see tonight, by 8 o'clock it's a crawl," said Market Bar manager Ernie Vernengo.
Work readying the new eastern span for traffic is going well but it's too soon to say if it might open early.
"Folks are probably going out of town for their Labor Day weekend," Caltrans spokesperson Andrew Gordon said. "So we're saying still plan your travel based on a 5 a.m. opening. We don't want people planning travel based on some phantom earlier opening date that has not been confirmed. No other date and time is out there yet. Right now we are still saying 5 a.m. Tuesday morning.
Caltrans is making the most of the bridge closure to work on the old, but seismically sound western span of the Bay Bridge. With only one lane of active traffic for Treasure Island residents and plenty of sunshine, workers can accomplish in four days what would normally take four months.
"That includes bridge painting, that includes replacing all lights, that includes drain clearing, that includes any kind of pavement work we have to do, graffiti removal," Caltrans spokesperson Bob Haus said.
These workers are suspended from a tower on a platform with engines that clamp down on the cables and carry them up and down like an elevator. They were busy repairing a line that supplies air for a painting machine.
On a structure this massive, it can be hard to see the decay. It has to be inspected top to bottom every two years. It's a project that's going so much faster, and is therefore less expensive, with the closure.
"So this is a great savings for us and the taxpayers," Haus said. "It's safer, we save money, we save time, and we save the risk of injuries for our workers."
On the other side of the Yerba Buena Island tunnel, work marches on to get the new span ready for traffic.
Paving on the westbound deck is done and the lower deck is almost done.
Demolition of the old deck to make way for the bike path is also almost complete.
Grinding and paving at the toll plaza is wrapping up and transitioning to striping,
"You know, it's been said that it's not as dramatic as work that's happened during past closures, but it's equally important," Gordon said. "I mean, this is the last, you know, major hurdle we need to get over to get this bridge open."
A ceremony will be held Monday for the Bay Bridge's new eastern span. It was announced late Friday that Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom will cut the chain at the special event.
Meanwhile, BART ridership is at near-record levels going into the holiday weekend, as commuters shed their cars for trains in the bridge's absence.
BART spokesman Jim Allison said the system handled a little more than 475,000 riders on Thursday, eclipsing the previous No. 3 ridership record by about 30,000 riders.
Treasure Island residents deal with bridge closure
You may be wondering about those people who live and work on Treasure Island. How are they getting on and off the island? It is possible, but a bit tricky.
Most everyone here has one of these -- a placard that gives you access to the western span of the Bay Bridge. On Saturday, 200 guests of a wedding will be using this to get to the reception.
Bride-to-be Stacie Wong and her bridesmaids have been busy preparing flowers for her big day. She and her fiancé Calvin Ly are having their wedding reception Saturday at the Winery SF on Treasure Island.
Their guests will be given a pass allowing them access to the western span of the Bay Bridge, but it's still going to be a bit of a challenge for some.
"They were worried how are we supposed to get there, can we still take the eastern span coming from the East Bay to Treasure Island and obviously we told them no, so they were concerned but you know they're close enough to understood and be willing to make the trip," Ly said.
Refija Hodzic isn't willing to make the trip to her job in the East Bay. She lives on Treasure Island, but works at Alta Bates in Berkeley.
"I'm supposed to be back to work on Sunday and I have to take Sunday and Monday off instead of dealing with BART and the BART doesn't stop at like on every stop and it's too early so I decided to take a couple days off," Hodzic said.
The lack of tourists on the island has hurt many of the businesses there. Island Cove Market has seen a drop in customers since the bridge closure. But Dan Bouthot likes the peace and quiet. He takes Muni to his job in the city.
"If anything, it's made things easier because now there's no other traffic on the bridge and taking the Muni bus in, it's smooth sailing," the Treasure Island resident said.
At least one person seeing the bright side of the Bay Bridge closure.
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Bail out Madoff investors?Sunday, July 5th, 2009
Investors who lost millions in the Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme are finding out that it will be hard to get any of their money back. The industry entity that is supposed to help investors, the Securities Investor Protection Corp., pays out a maximum of $500,000, and many Madoff victims probably won't be covered by the SIPC.
Lawsuits against the Madoff family and brokerages that funneled money to Madoff are possible, but they will take years and have uncertain outcomes.
As those avenues become a brick wall for an increasing number of victims, expect the call for a federal bailout to get louder. After all, victims say, the Securities and Exchange Commission was woefully lax in its regulation of Madoff. Clearly, the SEC should have caught on to his scam earlier and protected the investors.
On the other hand, why should Madoff investors be made whole when ordinary 401(k) investors who lost a bundle in the stock market crash won't be? Aren't they as much a victim as the Madoff investors? And shouldn't the Madoff investors have known that his returns, which were better even than the stock market, simply were too good to be true?
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THULE 957 Parkway 4-Bike Hitch Carrier, 1.25 in.The Thule Bike Hitch Carrier for 1.25 in. receivers features solid Thule construction at a solid price. Holds four bikes and up to 140 pounds.
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Parkway 957 (4 bikes, 1.25 inch receiver)
The M12X40 receiver bolt, PN 908-1240-11, should be longer with a cross-drilled end so that once it is secured in the hitch receiver a safety clevis can be inserted into the cross-hole in the receiver bolt. This would keep the rack stinger in the hitch receiver even if the receiver bolt were to loosen and partially back-out. My old Grabber 5-bike rack with 2 inch receiver had this feature and it is a very good safety enhancement. I plan to replace the bolt supplied with my 957 rack to incorporate this safety feature.
The 3/8 inch bolt, PN 853-5778, should be replaced by a clevis and clevis pin for ease of pivoting the bike rack cradle arms (not the rack up-right post) from the stow to deploy position and back. I don't want to use a wrench every time I want to stow the bike rack cradle arms. I plan to make this change.
The clevis and clevis pin that come with the rack to permit the rack up-right to pivot for vehicle hatch access is well engineered.
The black plastic end caps fall out of the 2 inch square up-right tube member. These should be a better fit to prevent cap loss. One of them had fallen out of the tube while still in the factory sealed box. How would they possibly stay in place with regular use? I plan to glue these in to the rack with silicone sealant.
The instruction sheet that came with the rack is for models "956/958" but not 957 but this is not an issue.
Paint finish looks good. We'll see how it holds up to use.
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I have owned this rack for 4 years. It has held up well. No rust. My end caps haven't fallen out. The rubber cradles and straps are still in good shape. I agree with the comments that an additional clevis pin for the top bar would be nice to allow the top to fold down when not in use.
When I bought my rack, the threaded hole in the stinger was in the wrong place, at least for my car (Subaru Forester). It did not seat fully in the receiver and increased the bending moment on the hitch receiver. Thule was no help and in fact denied there was a problem. I had a machinist drill and tap the bolt hole in the proper place. Problem solved.
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Executives who think that the dot-com collapse, channel conflict, and consumer fears of identity theft have combined to make E-commerce strategy a low priority should think again. Ten years after Amazon.com and eBay made "E-tail" a household word, companies in many industries are taking a second look at E-commerce, and finding ways to overcome old problems and tap new opportunities.
Last year, E-commerce sales hit $69.2 billion, and while that equates to less than 2 percent of all retail sales, it is a startling 23.5 percent jump from the previous year. Analysts believe the online channel may account for 7 percent of all retail sales by 2010. That's a potential increase of nearly $200 billion, which means companies that were turned off or got burned the first time around have plenty of incentive to try again.
And many are. No longer seen as a separate entity (with its own dreams of IPO glory), today's E-commerce effort is framed as an integral part of a multi-channel sales-and-marketing strategy predicated on giving customers what they want the way they want it. That means company strategies vary widely. One retailer's Website may sell a fraction of the inventory displayed at its stores, while another may sell quite a bit more. Some see their E-commerce platforms as the carrot enticing customers into their shops — or, if they are manufacturers, into the shops of their channel partners. Others see E-commerce as a way to reach customers who can't, or won't, shop any other way. Rather than build dot-coms because their competitors have them — often the motivation 10 years ago — companies today think deeply about the purpose of their E-commerce effort before giving it life.
They are also thinking about how to give it life, and again the lessons of the past are proving invaluable. Many companies have learned that they don't need to build their own Websites or conduct postsale order fulfillment, inventory management, or customer service. If a business is built around shipping palettes to Nordstrom stores rather than shipping individual products to customers' homes, why should it restructure its entire operation to accommodate the E-tail channel? There are a host of companies that will provide everything from Website software to logistical support to customer service — and some even provide it all. The upshot is that, far from worrying about being "disintermediated" by new Web companies, old-line firms can partner with these service providers and maintain their dominant positions.
"What's really startling is that E-commerce is being dominated by traditional retailers, and not by entrepreneurial companies and travel Websites," notes Bart Weitz, a professor and director of the Miller Center for Retailing Education and Research at the University of Florida. "During the last ten years, traditional retailers have learned how to use the Internet as a tool to develop better relations with their customers, to really know their [buying] preferences. When I walk into a store, nobody knows who I am. But when I venture into a company's virtual store, I am a known entity with specific preferences. This information now carries over into all my interactions with that company."


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Project Instructions
Tie a knot in one end of thread leaving a one inch tail.
Insert needle under one strand of lace one inch from finding along outside of choker.
Knot thread around strand of lacing by passing needle under strand and then passing needle back through loop formed by thread, repeat.
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Thread one crystal, one pearl and another crystal onto needle.
Place needle and thread under lacing strand half inch down and towards inside of choker.
Run thread through lacings about an inch, pass thread through an outside strand of lace about 1" from previous set of beads.
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Great place to eat. Not too formal for lunch, just right for dinner. Prices are good too.
Love this place. The new location on Durango is beautiful! You will probably be served by the owner, his mom or their son. Wonderful food and atmosphere. Best Greek restaurant in town!
Affordable Greek food – This is a relatively new casual Greek restaurant that has prospered during these difficult times by providing very good food at reasonable prices. My wife ordered the spanakopita while I chose the pomegranate chicken. Entrees include pita bread, salad and Greek rice. This version of spankopita was denser than we are accustomed to, but very good nonetheless. I have only had pomegranate chicken once before at Paymon's and this version infinitely superior. I had a coupon printed off the restaurant's website good for 2 free glasses of wine that the manager accepted along with a discounted gift certificate purchased at Best Restaurant Guide. We closed out the meal by sharing a piece of the restaurant's award winning Aphrodite cheesecake with a baklava crust.
Forget the Summerlin Location – Tried the new Summerlin location. Grape leaves (meat) were stringy and tough with almost no filling. Hummus had so much garlic it burned going down and didn't have good texture. Tried a lamb souvlaki gyros with yogurt sauce. Ordered extra sauce. Lamb was tough and gamey and the sauce had large pieces of fresh garlic mixed with cucumber so you couldn't tell them apart. If you like chewing on raw garlic, this is your dish. Huge disappointment. Won't be back.
Greek cafe serves homemade Mediterranean dishes including gyros, pomegranate chicken, spanakopita and more. – In Short
This delightful little spot has the look of a bright Mediterranean bistro. The restaurant, though set up cafeteria style, has draped cloth hanging from the ceiling for an intimate and authentic feel. The menu consists heavily on Greek dishes such as spanakopita (spinach, feta and romano cheese in a filo pastry), pastitsio (a macaroni pie with beef and tomato) and mousaka (a grounded beef, eggplant and potato casserole). One of the house specialties is the pomegranate chicken, served over fluffy basmati rice with a pomegrante glaze and crunchy walnuts . They also serve gyros, wraps and grilled or marinated skewers.
Good food, but hummus a disapointment – For an area that's starving for good restaurants we were so excited to see this open. We eat Mediterranean often so know a good hummus. It's a great fast food or sandwich shop alternative and good for kids, but the hummus is pretty bad. We try it every other time hoping for a good batch, but it hasn't happened yet. We've been more times than I can count and each time the hummus has too much garlic, not the right consistency and is missing something. The pomegranate chicken is by far my favorite. Most of the other dishes are good, but certainly not the best I've had.
BEST MEDITERRANEAN FOOD IN LAS VEGAS – Market Grille Cafe' is the best Mediterranean food we have ever had, if you have not been there you are missing Las Vegas's best kept secret. They are located in the Centennial Shopping Center off Ann and 95 in the Sams Club lot.
For starters I have had (including, but not limited to) Hummus which is a creamy blend of chick peas garlic, seasonings and seasme tahini, my husbands favorite, Babaganoush, which is a mixture of eggplant ,tahini, garlic and seasonings. (We even call the owner, Joe, Babaganoush). My husband loves the Avgolemono Soup, otherwise known as a creamy chicken, lemon and rice soup....YUMMY.
Did I mention that all the items on the menu are homemade daily? My mouth is watering as I write this! One of my favorites is the Pomegranate Chicken from the Greek Favorites, it is a skewered chicken glazed with a homemade pomegranate sauce. Of course the Pomegranate Chicken salad is just as wonderful, it is over a bed of spinach salad, oh so good. The wraps are out of this world, Joe has many choices, such as a Filet, Chicken, Beef and Lamb Combo, Fish, and for the ones the want no meat, the Veggie Wrap. They are wrapped in a Lavosh bread with herbed rice, chopped lettuce and red cabbage, cucks, feta cheese,tomatoes and red onions, with your choice of homemade hummus or yogurt dill sauce, both sauces are wonderful! You like Gyros? Once again...choices of Chicken, Beef and Lamb Combo, Feta and Veggie, or the Falafel, stuffed in a pita pocket bread with, lettuce, tomato, feta cheese, cucks and red onions with your choice of toppings.
You also need to try the Papous' Pasta, this is a tomato sauce with tuna and seasoning, served over pasta. Ask Joe, Rose (Joes Mother) or his wife Rhonda how they came up with the name for this dish, quite an interesting story.
The Spanakopita is a Filo pastry filled with feta and spinach that is to die for.. you must save room for dessert, my FAVORITE is the BAKLAVA CHEESECAKE, a homemade cheesecake with a baklave crust...
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Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Dakota A. McCarty graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness and basic warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
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He is the son of Jeffrey McCarty of Weston and is a 2009 graduate of Lewis County High School in Weston.


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Richard Siddle, Chilean adventures: winery opening Errazuriz style
When I was first told that as part of the Errazuriz Don Maximiano winery opening event in Chile I would be expected to wear a dinner suit for the gala dinner, the prospect of lugging the full paraphernalia half way round the world did not flll me with excitement.
I was even less excited when on the day of the dinner the Aconcagua valley was enjoying one of its hottest days of the Chilean summer. But all such negative thoughts were cast aside as soon as we descended off the Errazuriz bus convoy and entered the revamped Don Maximiano winery and caught sight of the new icon winery extension for the first time.
Situated in the bowl of the valley and surrounded by imposing mountains the Don Maximiano winery is pretty memorable at the best of times. It is also oh so familiar as the winery is emblazoned across all of Errazuriz's estate wines.
Seeing the winery for real for the first time was even more strange experience as I had Errazuriz wines at my wedding way back in 1995 - a Cabernet Sauvignon and Sauvignon Blanc if my memory serves me right. It was a trip down memory lane I had not anticipated taking.
The icon winery itself is clearly a labour of love for Eduardo Chadwick and his team. At first sight it looked like it had been scooped up from the Guggenheim museum in New York with similar curves and architectural touches.
As we gathered in the evening sun, refreshed by thimble full servings of Sauvignon Blanc, we looked like a 100 plus penguins that had somehow taken a wrong turn on the way to the Antarctic.
Group by group we were invited to take a tour of the new wonderfully hi-tech and laid out winery. Spread across a series of floors, this is the kind of winery where a grape is fed through the system without seeing the light of day, passed by gravity from the entrance hall at the top of the winery, through the presses, and tanks that sit below floor by floor down to the barrels in the basement.
If the recently resurrected MGM film studios are looking for a setting for the denouement of the next James Bond movie they should give Mr Chadwick a call.
The winery is even surrounded by Bond villain-like moat ideal for housing a shark or shoal or two of piranhas.
As evening turned to night, then the fun part of the event began. After the warm reception of Eduardo and Felipe De La Jara we were then invited to huddle around the steps leading up to the imposing winery in front of us.
Suddenly, and seemingly without warning, the blocks of stone that make up the outside wall of the winery apparently started to move and shift around like a mammoth Jenga game.
In a flash they were gone replaced by a projection of space, the earth and then an almighty montage of Chilean landscapes, vineyards, grapes, mountains, streams - you name it. I half expected David Attenborough to appear and find ourselves in the middle of an episode of Planet Earth.
Then, as if that was not enough, a figure appeared dressed like some sort of condor on the edge of the winery roof, followed by a series of equally over and under-dressed dancers who came abseiling down from the roof and started flying acrobatically across the place.
For the next 10 minutes or so we all stood like children open mouthed on Bonfire Night, captivated by what was being played out in front of us.
I doubt we will put on a better show for the opening of London 2012.
With all our senses blown away we were then invited back into the winery which had been transformed into an enormous banqueting hall, with the added touch of enormous video screens that again took us to the other side of space and the planet with a series of amazing film projections.
And then it was finally time to eat surrounded by the vines and the backdrop of the Aconcagua mountain range.
By this time I could have been wearing a pink tutu and feather boa, never mind an ill-fitting dinner suit and I would not have minded a jot.
If the wines that Eduardo and his team make at the new winery are even half as good as the show they put on in opening it then sign me up.
* Bit of a drama last night as we were pulled off our flight to Mendoza due to mad rain and wind making it too dangerous to fly over the Andes. So not too disappointed to disembark considering the potential outcome if we had given it a go.
But bumped into Lyndsay Talas and buying team at Thierry's on the plane and ended up hooking up with them for an impromptu extra night in Santiago.
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One of the things i have done for motivation is taken my instagram account, deleted all my friends and replaced them with fitness related people and motivational stuff. One of the common topics is always setbacks as part if the process. Looking at people with great physiques, they all talk about their frustrations and setbacks, and how they accept them as part of the process. I believe in not reinventing the wheel. And looking at their results, trust them that a setback serves a purpose. They achieved success, who am i to argue.
Some great advice here! Is that time of the month coming? You could just be bloated. Or did you have a free day recently? Drinking enough water? Chips are never okay as a carb, and wont help solve the problem...but I think you know that. Read the BFL women document...it will help! Maybe not pressure yourself with the 6-wk pics. Skip it if it's causing you to have anxiety! No where is it mandatory. If you think it will derail you, don't do it! The biggest changes are up ahead. I was increasing in measurements here and there the first several weeks. I could have easily thrown in the towel. But then I wouldn't be where I am today (closing week 7). Could the potato chip as your free day for the week, and drive on! You've come this far, why stop now! This is building your body for LIFE! Do you want to continue to go towards that healthy goal, or stay where you're at? Your mind is holding you back. Defeat it! Did you read the book? Did you do the written exercises in the crossing abyss section to do with the mental side? If you haven't, this in your homework for tomorrow! It's a must! I believe that's why those who succeed, do. Also, do you have netflix? Try watching "The Secret" and see if that helps ignite some inspiration as well.
Some tidbits that I have in the front of my BFL journal:
~You are worth it!
~There is no one giant step that does it, it's a lot of little steps
~Don't settle for a spark, light a fire
~Think about why you started
~I may not be there yet, but I'm closer than yesterday
~Nothing worth having was ever achieved without effort
~You are far too smart to be the only thing standing in your way
~The body achieves what the mind believes
^^^That one you are currently telling yourself--telling yourself that your body refuses to change. By doing that, you are causing it not to. You have to tell yourself you are changing, set the motion AND believe it!
Good luck to you!
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''You've gotta go there to come back''
eriksch could I have some of the instagram users you are following pls? I have just set up an acct and think this could really help
Thank you guys! I love the support i get on here! I did just make that day a free day, but I am starting to find myself getting really tired and not very motivated..... Pictures- though dissapointing I think... would help pull me back in the right mindset. i am getting ready to go swimsuit shopping for our vacation in 1 WEEK and am nervous about it. <<biting nails>> but I have to hold myself accountable.
As it was said: keep eating clean and doing workout, and the rest will take care of itself.
Take the pictures if you think that will help you. I don't think you'll find yourself going backwards. The problem with midway pictures is your never as far as what you want to be. You can't let that disappoint you. Even if you don't get the swimsuit you were hoping for, you can't let it derail you. It took you a long time to develop the body you're trying to get rid of, and unfortunately, it doesn't disappear as quick as you want it to. For most people, it takes more than one 12 week challenge. I'm on my 2nd challenge, and I see at least one more challenge in front of me before I obtain the ultimate goals I want. And I'm okay with that. I didn't build up to 237 pounds in a few weeks, so I can't expect to get rid of it in a few weeks. I allow my kids to eat whatever they want, and as a teacher, I'm the one who usually cooks whatever they want during the summer months. The other day, I found myself cooking pancakes and bacon for one kid and biscuits and gravy for another kid. Two things I absolutely love! However, I used my inner strength to just cook it and serve it, while I stayed on my diet plan. Not easy. I sit there and tell myself that I can't have just that little sliver of bacon that I want, and I enjoy my breakfast while I'm making their breakfast. Ultimately, it comes down to internal strength. We're all here to support you in whatever way we can, but with you being the one who lives your life and makes the choices for you, it's ultimately up to you what you want to do with your diet. We want you to succeed. We want to see the results you want to see. You wouldn't want to let us all down now, would you?? :) And you definitely don't want to let yourself down! Stay strong!
Here ya go. The ones I follow on Instagram are the following: ig_fitness_freaks, amerthehammer, top_physiques, fit_planet, forwarduprising, fitness_guru_,muscleandhealth, liftingpeanuts1,molivation, physiquetransformations, pureinspiration, shredded_academyteamsofit, thepureway
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The Orange County community is giving back to two brothers, who they say give so much to them.
After four months of raising donations, the community was able to buy G.W. and Ben Plumber a brand new van. It's custom fitted to accommodate the brothers wheelchairs.
"It speaks volume of the character of the two young men sitting their nice new van," said event helper Conway Faulconer.
The brothers have muscular dystrophy. Despite limited mobility, they're still outgoing. Their mother, Jane Plumber, had to make many trips often in order to transport both bothers. The new van allows her to take both of her son together wherever they need to go.
Doris Waugh planned the fundraiser.
"I felt myself about to get in trouble and needed a project and I thought this was as good as any," said Waugh.
"It's amazing what a community can do in a short period of time. I had no idea that it would ever happen," said Jane Plumber.
The brothers already know where they want go in their new ride.
"Just go shopping and out to eat," said G.W.
"I'm very excited about it. I can do a whole lot more, sports, games and stuff like that," said Ben.
The community raised $60,000 for the two brothers in about four months.
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